Emily Post's Manners in a Digital World - Senning, Daniel Post
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* Professionals seeking a resource on how to separate work life from private life * Parents looking for a guide on how to teach their families to use technology appropriately (and how to do so themselves) * Recent graduates looking to improve their professionalism online as they begin their careers * Readers inundated with calls, texts, emails, comments, and social networking invitations

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* Professionals seeking a resource on how to separate work life from private life * Parents looking for a guide on how to teach their families to use technology appropriately (and how to do so themselves) * Recent graduates looking to improve their professionalism online as they begin their careers * Readers inundated with calls, texts, emails, comments, and social networking invitations
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Daniel Post Senning is the great-great-grandson of Emily Post and the manager of web development and online content at the Emily Post Institute. He is also a co-author of Emily Post’s Etiquette, 18th Edition: Manners for a New World. Senning is a presenter of the Emily Post Business Etiquette Seminar series, and has presented to clients around the country. He has appeared on ESPN to discuss draft etiquette, contributed to the Huffington Post, and has been featured in publications including the New York Times,  Esquire, Glamour, Time, and the Wall Street Journal.  Based in Burlington, Vermont, the Emily Post Institute is one of America’s most unique family businesses. In addition to authoring books, the company hosts emilypost.com and etiquettedaily.com, conducts business etiquette seminars nationwide, and offers custom wedding invitations and social stationery in partnership with M. Middleton. Members of the Post family author columns in the New York Times, the Boston Globe, and Good Housekeeping. The company recently launched e-learning programs that feature business etiquette information. Currently, two generations and five direct descendants of Emily Post and their immediate families are involved with the Emily Post Institute.